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"LIBRE CANBIO. >

CONTEU, TRIEU Y ..EMrNEU
vendc 43.p00 f6sforos pol t5 cnvn.
sados cn cajitas que coniicnen ct0.
mos, satiras, epigramas y senibran-
zas picanies: Da 5000 f6sforos
mas que cualquiera otra lnarca pot
el mismo precio. Mas gangaE 50
gun la iinportancia del pedilo, la
ce descuentos liberalcs.
iBoriDqnclos, l.robadlos y os
convenccreis dc que los fSsioros de
C0STEU, TRIEU Y REMRNEU
son los inejores y mas hasalos.
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terra dc Puerto Rico 4 canihio d
cajetillas vaclas dc La LB0IrIMI
DAD.
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JOSS suRRAr.
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Sc solicitan corre~poukAles.
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CLASE De EsTuDIO.
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etnst IA { Jiseipulos de ambos
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demAs instfumentsss.
A precios eonvTncaonales, se
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Para mks deiallss pasdsp dl.
Figifse los sen0tss gadrvs dc "A
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12
NOCI0NES De GEOHETRIA
FDk
D. ERNESTO 0LLER0 Y CARNORA

Obra declarada de texto para
las escuelas de ests provineia por
Decreto de 4 de Julio B. 1884.
IN tomo en- 4" con dos lamins
a 3 gx4Lxs ejemplar en- Ia I'm
prenta del Bst.HrtS
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CAR T Ell E S

con las pesas medidas del Sistema Me-
trico Decimal, en- la hnprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL. Is
| Sc hallan ademas otras muchas noveda-
des Sc esperan nuevas del extraniero
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y Litografia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
dos los gustos cumplidas todas las exi-
gencias. Baratura en- los precios; elegancia
en- la ejecucion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12
FORTALEZA "a.
1mPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.

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1913
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12
ARMAs Y eIME|lEz.
CRUZ 13.

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cnmbreras, remaches, metal , cobre
en- plsnchas, ba1os J sem cupios de
zinc. l43
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A $3.50.

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planaB de escuelae, en-
Ia Imprenta del BOLE.
TIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12
LIBROS.

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10 PeatHssfa, se Aan rrri6sdo em
ia impreafa DEF BoLxTfS MER
cAxvL ios siguieafsg h6ros:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12

s.. H,bapa d.. .... islA sAtgo dc Cub cl y
~ esnreo. de Cuba ada Cartagsna ...... 20
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22
POLITICAL

The Democratic State Convention of
Nebraska nominated Thomas o'Day, of
Antelope county, for Justice of the su-
preme Court, and DR.. Slicker. OF Hitch
cock county, and Fred L. Harris for
Regents of the State University. The
convention, in it's platform, Endorsed Mr..
Cleveland's admin istration. re-affirms the
principles of the National platform Of
1884; recommends the proper regulation
OF railroads, the reduction of the revenues
TO what Is only necessary; more favorable
legislation for the iaboring classes: tho
rigii enforcement OF the high license
law, and opposition 70 prohibition and
al sumptuary laws.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

A number OF arrests we're made on
Mondsy in London, among rioters com
posed OF unemployed workmen, who had
been infamed by agitators.
DIR. Mackenzie, OF London, England, In
an interview said there was nothing TO
Justify the alarming rumors current Ia
reference 10 the health OF the Crown
Prince OF Germany. He declared that
the Crown Princes condition was excel
lent
A. j. Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, made his appearance at Dublin
Saturday accompanied by two detectives.
The increased irritation of Russia over
the state OF affairs in Bulgaria, together
with the inactivity of the Porte. renders
IL extremely likely that the Cars gov
eminent will make positive demand
upon Bulgaria and upon the powers with
reference TO the status OF that principally
almost Immediately. In semi official cir
clee here there Is strong conviction that
something OF the kind will occur during
the week.
At meeting OF anarchists in London,
England, Friday night Prince Krapotkine,
said that IL the Chicago anarchists were
executed their comrades would be justified
In ayenging their death. Stepniak, the
author of Underground Russia" also
made speech.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

The seventh game in the series for the
wcrld's championship, played Monday at
Philadel phia, resulted; Detroit .; st.
Louis, I. Detroit has now won FIVE games,
scoring total OF % runs 10 10 for ST.
Louis.
Speech making and receptions occupied
tho time OF the Presidential party AZ
Nashville. Tenn. The citizens gave them
a hearty good cheer and the train sped ON
TO Chattanooga, whore the party we're
most cordially welcomed.
The Attorney General OF Texas has is-
sued circular 20 the prosecuting attor-
ncys OF the State. instructing them 70
proceed criminally against large num-
Der OF insurance companies, charged with
doing fraudulent and unlawful busineas.
The largest chair factory in Wisconsin,
the sheboygan Company's works at She
boygan, have been closed by the Sheriff
on executions aggreg ating 100000, issued
in favor OF Watts DE Golyer, OF the DE
Goiyer varnish Company OF Chicago.
Upon application made by several OF
the stockholders the lnternaionm Mill
tary Encampment at Chicago. has been
placed into the hands OF Arthur II. Chef.
lain. as receiver.
AZ Brooklyn on Saturday, the contest
between the Brooklyn and 81 Louis base
bah clubs resulted, Brooklyn 10, st
Louis, Q.
Newly discovered iron mines Al wau'
kon, Anamakee county Iowa. are Great
ing much excitement and attracting the
attention Of capitalists all over the coun'
| try. -
The hfth game OF the series OF The
worlds championship played Friday a
Brooklyn. resulted: ST. LouiA 8; Detroit
2 The Chicngos we're beaten BY The DIN
cinnati team 10 70 q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

WAl1nU "a ~ ~>rp-eoo q ~
". Rsvoon. : banker. ehot his stsP-Sotoe<
four or 6vo times, fatally Il u believe1
This ~ re examination 81 tfouble ~
fvsen knG6on and his wife xst5h has
bssn IL tbs courts FOR sevsraI months.
A divorces suIt has been IN progress and
bitter feeling has existed between The
husband and wife. The young man Who
- 10 Or le years o. age vas Arrested and
committed 70 prison ~ nAs shown
much sympathy With hiS mother IN tne
ON -. oe'oFe 'ns CONT - ."'k
'''' -. '"e ~" e = ~.
4
80 -
Vne "ex'oap va A'neo' s"o 1e'eA'y -
jored. three negroes kerious'y and mum
Der slightly wounded 40 general ngnt
near Riverside, Texas on sunday About
one hundred negroes ana Ms1'osn~ were
ens"ss' No'' - '"' ' '7 -
''1se
Hse'5 nk"' 'ooN P'"e' o"'u'e5
tween she mnrdsrers o. she Me'noo'st
minister. Ryan, who was killed near
Walton, West Virginia and officers and
citizens VINO were pursuing them vne
q tnr mufaefsfs ~"s k"so suu nno'"s'
c"p'ot'' ~" 5"e
'"eAink parry "'t' ~''n
IN harrodsburg thyj poo''room
Friday morning william Harvey son OF
tho Rev. Wiiliam'P. Harvey, OF George.
town College shot and inorte''y wounded
James a. Coleman The boys qusrroieo
over their game
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22


1oc-'cs 4roe- orS&y'eoP msnP
~ q 49, Dubuque q, eoofoeepo JIG
ment 1r'ooy = 'n>c~n g vstR
4 2 e''mo'oo 49, - eo'ecr crop @
ne United Gteoe> for 1oe7'o ~ amount
% 6'b5oQ Qo onleA - eEeInss 6oob'ooo
bales for 1851
Real estate sales y Ailvaokes, Wis.
for the year ending CT smounted 20
$500 ooL
Pr. David 4, kevr, sditor q shs un'sed
Presby terrain, and one q The foromost
proacherx OF his church, died - Pitts
bnrch. p... Friday, aged 70 ysara He
hes held many honorable positions In The
councils Of The denomination 20 which b
belonged
Al Springfield. ~. Friday ne com
mittce On platform Of the Nstiond In
duxtrinl reform Convention adopted
document containing plshks asking for
universal suffrage, ststing the govern-'
msnt should provide homes for ~ worthy
homeless families, eto
The fourth game for the worlds cham
pionship- played Thursday a. PittsburRh,
resulted: Detroit :; 81 Louis q petrois
hns won three OF tne tour games P'aJeu
Mr.. s. v. Niles, q wealthy resident ~
Washington, and relative Of The late
WIGS President Hendricks, died Wednesday
night p 49,
n. ID. Hunter. carriage manufactures %
Louisville. has failed fqf $1,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

The Via Merulana Convent In Rome
viii remain In the possession OF the
nuns until the death of the last OF
them, when the property viii go 10 the
city. The sixteen remaining Francis
can nuns, who are called the Sepulte
Vive, are still in the old monastery,
where they once received visit from
the Princess of Wales. These nuns,
some OF them ladies of noble families,
observe very strict rule. Once en-
tering the convent they never leave it
alive. They never see men. not even
the priest who says mass in the chapel.
The altar is screened off and they can
Just see the elevation of the Host.
Through a small aperture they receive
holy communion. Iron gratings and
linen veil guard the small opening
through which they make confessions.
They never undress for repose, but
spend half the night In prayer, and
keep, except in extreme cases OF ILL
ness, perpetual abstinence from
meat. They make almost everything
they use, even 10 shoes and medicines.
III "A parent Of one of these nuns dies
the announcement Is not made 10 the
nun herself, but in general terms II is
said that one of them has lost ty
death, father or mother, as the case
may be. Boston Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

Tricks of speech grown into man
nerisms often betray people into
blunders absurd enough. One instance
of this comes from town in Maine,
where dwelt man who qualified his
reply TO every question with the word
handy" twisted into some sort Of u
conditional clause. IL was even as
serted that he proposed 10 the lady
who became his wife by declaring he
would like to marry her IF she could
make IL handy but this very likely Is
a fabrication of invidious gossips.
Calling recently at house Of which
the late master was lying unbnried in
the parlor. the visitor was asked IL he
would like 70 see the remains Of his
old friend.
"Well, yes" he answered. that is,
Id like 70 see 'em II you've got 'em
around handy. II you haven't. it's
no matter. 49, Boston Courier.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

-Thonoo Eoen of Mount CIenens,
s sss sssv' q ~ ss.s'Ss| la "a" BEEN
cooked for three yearu xIkh no one
able Is 1T il down, vhen 4 snapped
extracted from Housh's arm.
since ~ 18th o. ~ June nine
venerable clrixens Of Climax. Kalama-
700 county, have passed away, their
ages ranging from sovonty to eighty
three wears. -Four III them, j. ID.
Pierce. ~. a. Bellows, Il. Harrison
and q. Hwcll. voted at the first town
ship election In Climax, in 1888.
~ Saturday night two men entered
the house Of Jacob Gibbs, who lives ~
n lonely spot near Kalamazoo, and de-
manded his money. Gibbs at FIRST de-
MED that he had money, but on their
threat TO kill him, weakened and
showed them where he had $751;,
mostly certificates OF deposit, which
they took and departed. There Is no
clew 10 them.
The inquest on the remains OF an
unknown man found in the ruins OF
Eaton's furniture shed after the fire at
Hudson, Tuesday, developed the fact
that IL was a case of murder and incen-
diarism. The skull had been crushed
and an iron bar with which It was
done was taken ffom another part of
the factory. The pockets had been
rifled. The night before he was in
toxicated and known 10 have had some
money. He had given the name of
Hall.
When old Pete Gingrass gave
three different leases of the Gingrass
gold mining property near lshpeming
he made bad play for his tenants.
for hree-cornered fight for posses
sion has been in progress ever since
gold was discovered ON the land. An
arrest was made last week in which
George Grummett was the prisoner
and forcible detainer the charge. He
was convicted, but has appealed. The
property Is rich and plenty OF gold is
being made out of IL. but so far the
! lawyers have made the most Of IL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

At harlem. y. ", on Monday - nm
6nisbed building fell down killing i've
workmen and wounding dozen others.
Miss Carrie worthington, daughterof er-
Congressman worthington, was drowned
from an excursion steamer near Peoria,
III, on Saturday.
Judge II. 4. Elicit, who delivered the vel
coming address 10 President Cleveland at
Memphis, Tenn, on Saturday. soon after
concluding and while the President wns
responding, sank down from the effects OF
heat and exhaustion and died before the
ceremonies we're concluded.
Emil Wagner. aged sixteen, was in
stantly killed by a shock OF electricity
Friday night at Hodges Foundry, Hough-
ton, Mich, while putting on chain
Icy.
The explosion of a japan oven In the
factory OF the Standard Carriage Goods
Company at Cincinnati. Friday, fatally
burned Fred Click, and caused trembling
OF the ground, as though an earthquake
had occurred.
In regard 10 the railway horror at
Kouts, Ind. Coroner Letherman has rend-
cred verdict censuring the Chicago and
Atlantic Com pany. and declaring that the
train dispatcher OF the road and Engineer
Dorsey, OF the freight train, we're negii.
gent and careless In the discharge OF their
duties.
Az Cygnet, O., j. q. Mccall, oil and gas
we'll contractor, and William Flaughner,
we're burned 70 death in a planning mill
confsg ration.
at Rock Cree near Independence,
Mo-. Thursday morning, an express train
dashed into the rear OF an accommoda-
ton train, two cars tclescoping. A
woman was killed. and several other pass
cngors badly injured. Both trains were
filed with people en- route 20 see the
President, and many injured themselves
in trying TO break through the windows-
The Ohio asylum for the insane at
Newburg. was partly destroyed by fire
"Wednesday night. Six women, who we're
incurably insane. we're burned TO death,
and three others were badly injured.
The flames broke out during the progress
OF the weekly dance. given for tho amuse
ment of the more rational class of pa.
tients. and the excitement and confusion
attending the rescue OF the inmates were
Of a fearful character.
A portable sav-mill exploded wednes-
day eight miles from Jackson, o. Kent
Evans and James Evin we're blown q
pieces, and the engine and mill were Ut
ferly ruined
Qucrlito. town on the southern coas'
OF Mexico. IL reported 10 have been de
stroyed by a storm, during which man,
lives we're lost The entire coffee and
orange crops are also said 20 have beer
destroyed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

Fin "A Pitisburg Monday destroyed
Adams 4 Co's glass works, row Of ton
e,nepss. two brick dwellings, three stables,
ana damaged other buildings. Tho total
loss - figured Al 10000
The Kent Houss a. Lakewood, Lake
chnutsuqua, vas destroyed by fre the
1ames also damaging dozen cottages.
The losz 4 <l25,oon with insurance Of
SIC, 900.
Fire early Monday morning destroyed
Robert keifs boarding house At Lake
Edward, Quebec. and burned 20 . crisp
Thomas Landps. OF Norton Mills, w.,
William Buchan, and George 6cotton,
Iodgera
A IRE an Cincinnati on Saturday de-
stroyed property 70 the amount Of about
$4,000
The Knapp, stous A compsny's farm
dwelling on the Moore farm, fifteen miles
west OF Eau Claire. Wis, was destroyed
by Ore, involving total loss Of nearly
$4,000 There vas an Insurance. Of 81
600 on the dwelling and $500 on contents.
brandon. Wis. had narrow escape
from destruction 10y FIRE Friday morning.
Asmuth's grain elevator and min, the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
Company's station, freight house coal
sheds, water tank and windmill. and sew
sral cars are in ashes. Loss almost $lb-
ooo.
Ecarly Friday morning the Baltic Cot
ton Mill, at Baltic. Conn, was destroyed
by ERE. The loss is placed at 81 ,2bo, 900,
with insurance OF $275,0o0. The works
wsro operated py II. a l. Aldrich Co,
and 900 hands are thrown ont Of employ
mont
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22
INDUsTRl.x-

The International Convention OF the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Brakemen was
opened at Bing hampton, n. ", Monday.
s. L. Wilkinson. OF Peoria, H., the Grand
Master. delivered his annual address
A conference between committees OF the
employing printers and their striking
compostors WIS held at New York, Mon
day, but failed 10 reach any agreement.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

Terra Haute IL intensely excited over
murder which occurred on Saturday.
Charles McCray, assistant yardmaster OF
the vsndalin Railroad. was found dead In
a box car at the edge Of the city. HE
tkull was crushed and there we're two
bullet holes IN the back Of HE head.
On Sunday morning IN Chicago ~ the
door :of he Third rrsebyt<rian Church.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

Prof. Clayton tells thrilling expe-
rience. At Ruby City, while looking
over claim TO determine the most
favorable place TO prospect for a blind
ledge. an extension OF a valuable mine,
he accidentally In marking the ground
dug up some good ore and exposed
the ledge. The locators, who had re-
Gently sold II for an inconsiderate sum,
wter with him. One of them in
dulged in great deal OF profanity,
cursing his luck for having triHed
away fortune. Turning 70 his part.
ner, who was less demonstrative, ne
inquired: "Why don't you kickg'
don't talk 70 me, j am hurt so bad
] can't kick. I'm bleeding inside.
Vardner, Idaho NeDs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

The only one of Dickens sons who
has made mark In the world is Mr..
Henry Fielding Dickens, who won the
second scholarship at Trinity Han.
Cambridge, and is now a very success
full barrister at la-, with prospect Of
becoming Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24

space which Mr.. Lowell has said Il not less fa1M
in It's results than talking against time. II
have said q good deal about Q book which nave
called slight, 1t Is because Of the share In
II OF these two writer's, Nr. Andrew Lang ana
Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson. I quarrel some
times with Mr.. Lang, but confess to the fascina-
ton of his prose when he Is at his best. and
confess think him at his best when he Is In
dressing gown and slippers. With Mr. stevenson
have no quarrel and If more urgent duties would
give me time should like to write OF him oftener
than l do. Not for his sake, he needs nobody
praise: but TO commend him to any young readers
whom may have, one of the few au'ho'o
of the moment whom they may read II they care
to search for some of those secrets in the haa'hs
Of words and phrases which make the difference
between what is literature and what Is not
G. W. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24

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@Sassis; put Ss,9 . 0sn : .sonsss
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tea rcUrusry 8si o0aSc closing 84c $50 "a Msrcn'
SssS6s0s, cls.nE sssci 27se scs Hpra oSs, iso1
1922 CLOSING 7 S:S. no: v.r,sa 10 any
Ssrtcuir ruiur about steady Eln Creamery 59c' TSs
ern rs snci state DAIRY half nrEin tups 2S15sE VIII
barry Cheese Firro-.s e nss1 e o Srsiis
Common Fancy Western Flat Ilel2c. Good 70 Cno,cs
Light Skins l0Sallc EgGsmSeady ana I'd ,alr Tme1
2Oa2lko -. o,nIa.
sOaAit-Raw stock quiet and unchanged from 3?GtG
for Moassea 316c for $50 test Centrifugal and voc
for Fair cfning Refined firm. Cut Loaf &c. Crushed 9
Cuhss &C. Powdered CSC, Granuated 10 ioc'
Mould &c. Confectionery 6ssc Coffee STANDARD &C.
Coffee on $40. White Extra 5a5sc. Extra 4s0oc'
CaR a4ac. Yellow 4l64asc .,a.
sTEARiNE-Quiet and barely steady. City quoted TIC.
aud Oleomargarne. @ Lice - . -. H.,
TALIOW-Firm and quiet Prime City quoted ~ DO
Sales. 10000 at Al al j-lGc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

u
IL YORK, LAX ERIE AND WESTERN hAILhoAn
lrans leave 2 St and ,Esnbtrsst stations AZ same
trains leave 3Sdst STATION heen minutes
ChamDefssI
On. m-Daly except sundays Day Express Bullet Draw
ing room Coaches 10 BinShamIon, Eimiga, Hornehsva
D. M ~paily 5:45 23dsLl 'clcas and 81. Louis Lin
ueI" a solid Pullman rAin oi Day ana Bunet sleeping
Coaches Meayne cleveland, tlhcinna,, chicago ana
Falls amion and Toronto No eAira charge or ast time
Nm mLDaIy Chicago press. Pullman Day Sleeping
Coaches TO Bngnamton. Emirs, Rochester. Bunaia MA
Rutherford aud rassaic, $40, oA372o sod, 800 1910 Am.
1900 l4o 800 800, !io, 1lo $50. 800 el0. 49,
7:i5, 745 $3.50. lu3Op 1900 muinghI sundays. otS.
$50 logo w. ~ noon. i45 45. $780, 145. 800 ~ SO
ra;. ii5 si5 7:2o 75o oso LOGO a. m noon.
745, 500, $50 lO3v y NJ. l2;o0 midn!gnt sunays ot1
$50, 1920, 1900 u, LAO. Al5. $50. $40. voV N'so
D. 1900 midnight - .. ,,.,~
1850 M, 2;O0 $40 SD. A20, 400 80, 800 o2O GSu
500. 1000 m.. and i2oo midnight daiy except s"ndV
sanern i.S SO 100 $50 i12o a. H. i:i5 $780, $780, 500.
bY0 0lO 7.l5, TAO. $780, 1850 T. M and ~ midnighI
sundays 6+5, $50, lo2O lao i;io oSo e;o" iVsv
Warwick, 4:aJ, 800 lO2u a. NJ 4:30 H. m Suhuaysoso M
Monticcllo. 900 ~ M, S;aJp NJ ,,o Am x,o.s
900 y. ~. sundays $50 a. NJ and 5000 IN. .
Montg omery, Kondout and kingston 800 a. mr 3Sop N.
scranIo2 Dunnorc, 900 a. m. except sundays
Goscn i;tG oiG, 7,5o 900 $780, $50 $50 500.
$40 p sundays, $40, $3.50. l020a- M, $50 500 %.
800 $3.50 j. SUNDAY 5,i5 $751; lo:aO a. M. $50. s:o&
D. The 300 u. train stops ~ Mainst only. 4, 40
Port Jcrvis 4:t6. !.5'l boo iO0a $50 4:O 60 500
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